Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1887-09-22

Remember great bargains at w.
II. Jennings 4 Cos. during fair
week.
A fan given away to every body
that will buy $r.oo worth of goods
at w. II. Jennings & Cos.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wari Lockwood
returned yesterday to their home at
Ottawa, Ills. #
Come early and get your choice
next week in millinery goods at
cost at w. II. Jennings & Cos.
II you know of any one who
wants to learn the dental business,
send him to DR.. Blakeslec.
Immense line of new millinery
goods at the pa-lon al Walker &
Jameson, over O'Connell Bros. jew.
elry store. ,..'..
The school board, in session Mon.
day evening, ordered that the tall
term begin on Monday, Oct. srd.
A. F. Armstrong, treasurer, and
Thos. W alkcr, secretary were elect
ed for another year, and A.. llig.
gins was employed . janitor.
l.. ID. Thomas hiss sold his prop
erty in Ross to Mr.. Young from
Fort Wayne, Ind. Mr.. Thomas is
building a residence at Audubon,
aud will embark in tho restaurant
business in the east room Of the
Zanes building. He is \ good bust.
ness m all, and we wish him success.
If you want to turn your fowls in.
to cash, take them to the Banner
Grocery on the 73rd, a4,h, OF 18th
inst. Sec advertisement.
Will O'Conncll was At Council
Bluffs Sunday, and returning by the
way of Atlantic on Monday wss
accompanied by Miss Mamie Rick
ard, who will visit for several weeks
with her numerous Audubon friends.
The largest and best stock of mil.
linery ever brought to Audubon is
now on display at the parlors OF
Walker & Jameson.
Chas. Stuarts & Sons famous
horse, Hercules, died few days ago,
quite suddenly of inflammation Of the
Bowels. He was four years old, one
of the best in the county and valued
at $4,000. The LOGS of such stock
is loss to the cntirc,cognty.
Z. St. John has been promoted
from assistant to general manager of
nc c. r. l. & p. railroad. He j,
=. '4s.awake an. energetic in any
posi-, S$a3, and made the o"a e:pee,''Iy
popula during the years :. Wa. .r ~
the hea,.' Of the passenger dev "
mcnt. A. kimbsll, from the ZEN.
cral managers office has become
assistant to Pr 'esldent Gable.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. Anderson.
of Melville township, mourn the
loss OF a son, two years of age, who
died last Friday, OF inflammation of |
the bowels. Rev. Ed. b. Cousins
short service at the
grave on Saturday.
The Misses Walker & Jameson
are receiving large stock Of millin.
cry goods from Des Moines.
PUBLIC SALE:-J. M. Shirk will
oifer eight head Of horses, thirty cat
lie, fifteen hogs and shoats, sixty
implements and household
goods at public sale at his place one
md one half miles east Of Audubon,
w ednesday Sept. 2Sth, commencing /
It 10 o'clock. Sums OF S. and un.
Ter, cash; over that amount approy-
ID notes running one year without -,
interest if paid at maturity. A dis
count of IL per cent for cash. }
All kinds of millinery goods at =
ost next week at w. II. Jennings
I Cos. J
THE GRAcns.-R. Moore Car ,
'enter and Frank ID. Allen with.
rev the deadlock on their horns, II
ocked arms, and went down to O
obnob with the genial Col. Tam
ast Friday. Rumor says that the A
colonel and Mr.. Fogg want dem. NJ
cratic paper launched TO further n
heir individual political interests, "
nd are trying to form partnership =
ctween Messrs. Carpenter & Allen. A
{ the Colonel succeeds in harmon x
ling these gentleman, he will re- J.
ommend the process to pharmacists :.
S formula for mixing oil and = :,
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DIED: - On Sunday, the 18th J. 81
,st., Daniel Kelley, eldest son of = =.
;co. Kelly, IN his eighteenth year. 81
deceased was stricken with typhoid
,alaris some six weeks ago, which S,
isease was complicated with rhcu- 10
,atism. He was dangerously i'll o. =,
,rce weeks ago, but partially re- s.
overcd, aud it was believed he o.
you'd survive, but has grown grad -
ally worse for ten days, and des- - :.
lite the most skilfull medical attend o,
nee and the best care, passed away 81
S stated. He was born in Shelby 81
ounty, Iowa, Oct. 10Th, 1868. The @
uneral was held on Monday and a,
he remains inferred in the Digg's J,
cemetery, Douglas township. 10